Why have I never thought of this route before???

[puffin]

Someone has to do this...

[in4time]

Having reached the northern extremity of your tour I can attest to the feeling of familiarity one experiences upon arrival, particularly when the seasonal inclemencies greet one with such alacrity.

[puffin]

Having reached the northern extremity of your tour I can attest to the feeling of familiarity one experiences upon arrival, particularly when the seasonal inclemencies greet one with such alacrity.

Huh?

[rjb]

Having reached the northern extremity of your tour I can attest to the feeling of familiarity one experiences upon arrival, particularly when the seasonal inclemencies greet one with such alacrity.

You could have started further down the sw peninsula and taken in Brown Willy and Crapstone.

[jgurney]

You could have started further down the sw peninsula and taken in Brown Willy and Crapstone.

And passed through Sussex to visit Balls Cross .....

[jgurney]

You could have started further down the sw peninsula and taken in Brown Willy and Crapstone.

And passed through Sussex to visit Balls Cross .....

And then perhaps pass Sigmund Freud's old home in Hampstead on route. He might have been interested in our motivations for this bit of route planning .....

[cycle tramp]

If you had started in the south West, you could have enjoyed Aveline's hole in the Mendip Hills.... apparently its big enough for a party of cave explorers to enter.

If anyone has the what3words app, I do wonder if you could also plot a tour using the most.. er... humorist words.. sort of Like, turn left when you reach 'hairy thigh stretch' and head towards 'rumpled nylon bottom'....

[scoot]

Hi
If you wish to camp there is always Sandy Bally on the New Forest

[Fasgadh]

What a rude place name route that misses Worcestershire! That's where the action is with Lickey End, Bell End, the Piddles and some saucy street names.